Daugherty Criticized as Tax Burden and Public Trust Hurdle
Readers see the Attorney General Harry Daugherty under sharp fire from the Philadelphia Public Ledger and The New York Herald for calls to investigate his conduct. Editorials urge impartial inquiry, warn the administration faces political risk in November, and critique tax and budget practices highlighted by Montana and New York outlets.
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Drop Anti-Lynching Bill Sparks Congressional Debate
The Senate has dropped the Dyer anti lynching bill amid concerns over federal encroachment on states rights. Critics warn of expanding federal police powers and advocate substitutes stripping objectionable features. The piece critiques Congress for palanialism and hints at a looming push toward centralized control.
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Daugherty Backing Faces Senate Scrutiny Over Moree Case
Reactionary voices in national affairs, some posing as liberals in state matters, seek to support Attorney General Daugherty whose conduct in the Moree case under the Taft administration has drawn heavy criticism in the Senate. Progressive and Democratic papers in major cities note the split in Republican ranks.
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Millionaire Ways and Means Critique Sparks Primary Feud
A local G. G. 2 paper rails at Republican apologists blaming past administrations while noting the millionaire Ways and Means Committee dominates national legislation. The piece suggests the shift against the old guard in primaries reflects broader discontent with reform and party leadership.
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Editorial: Federal Reserve Board to Add Sixth Member
The Senate passed a measure to add a sixth member to the Federal Reserve Board. The piece predicts President Harding will appoint a dirt farmer, arguing the addition injects political influence and shifts the board toward various interests. It notes fears the expansion politicizes governance and economic policy.
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Government offices face economy push in Washington buildings
Washington reformers press to replace rented spaces with government owned offices, citing the Navy and Munitions buildings as costly wartime structures. The Public Buildings Commission touts savings of over half a million dollars in rents by consolidating the Agriculture and other departments, while debates continue over park land and future construction accuracy.
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Detroit Man Faces Five Stories and a Bad Habit
A Detroit resident reflects on struggles and personal habits as stories unfold around rising costs and lifestyle choices. The fragment hints at ongoing trials and a personal battle, framed in a reflective, noir tone.
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Answers to Questions and Quips From The Inquirer
A compiled Q and A feature answers reader queries on topics from government heads and military statues to education and geography. The column cites authorities on headstones for soldiers, river gauge stages, England's constitution, and the purpose of turning appliances on and off for meters, interspersed with quips about flappers and jokes from the era.
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Taxpayer uprising shapes school levy in Maine May County
Six months after a wave of taxpayer protests over government costs, a sec- ondary Mayce election tested a five mill tax for public schools. Twenty-nine voters cast ballots, with 13 in favor and 16 against, amid renewed public interest in local taxation and accountability.
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Tomorrow Is Another Day In A Bleak Time Poem
A 1922 NEA Services poem laments the world in chaos with debt and rising cost of living. It voiced perseverance through daily hardship, repeating the refrain Tomorrow is another day as hope persists amid struggle and uncertainty.
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